User:Samwilson
My main area of interest on Wikiversity is in woodworking. I am — now and then — also working on the woodworking wikibook, and I'm hoping to develop these two projects in a related fashion. There's lots of work (all of it, really; I've hardly done anything other than slightly form some ideas of what might be good) to do on the fundamentals of how and why and with what one should work wood. I'm trying to work on that material, but I'm probably more keen about things like my possible research project about what the minimum requirements are, in terms of tools and techniques and materials, to produce furniture in a small workshop. So, to that end, I shall probably be filling in those bits of the fundamentals that come up as I progress in the other.
I'm also a computer programmer by trade, and so I contribute to that sort of material as well.
I am User:Samwilson on Wikipedia, Wiktionary, Wikibooks, Wikinews, Wikiquote, Wikisource, Commons, Meta, Wikiversity, and Wikispecies. ![]()
I am also User:Sam here on WV, but I no longer use that account.
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[edit] Where am I?
I'm a bit confused about the organisation of things on Wikiversity, so I'm drawing myself a map of the bits I need...
- School: Portal:Fine Arts
- Division: Topic:Craft arts
- Department: Woodworking
- Division: Topic:Craft arts
- Faculty: Portal:Engineering and Technology
- School: School:Computer science
- Department: Topic:Databases
- School: School:Computer science
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